Proven Design Company is currently using AutoCAD 2000LT.
There is a less popular program also made by SoftDesk called DrafixCAD Professional that may be used, however, the two are not cross platform compliant.

Most electrical drawings currently supplied in the control field industry are simple composites of “cut and paste” drafting, deriving content from vendors and old projects. Though there’s nothing wrong in doing so, it shouldn’t be obvious. Every design I put to paper flows neatly and logically. Schematics continuing onto sequential papers are always bidirectionally clear. There are no gaps in the written schematic except for those used for clarity or function separation. This is extremely helpful to the technician tracing the circuit or the engineer who wants to expand it.

Quite often I get involved with interconnecting machinery from multiple vendors and I’m always astounded at the poor use of paper space, neatness and lack of design detail incorporated into each drawing. Proven Design Company takes great pride in furnishing some of the market's most orderly and detail relevant drawings available today. Where possible, design and operational concepts are incorporated as text notes for future clarity. This is almost unheard of in industrial control drafting.

"Proven Design – Looking better with detail."

Proven Design Company has its own dedicated panel workshop area where projects of all types are assembled, wired and tested. Any project that physically fits in the building will benefit from high quality workmanship at a competitive price unequaled in the industry. Multiple piece or blanket orders benefit from interchangeable components, precise device layouts and lower costs. Supplying job site labor has been commonplace so; no matter where your project is you can count on a job well done.

Aside from the intended function of a control panel, building one is almost an art form. Depending on the pre-build layout requirement of the client, a panel’s layout is mostly determined by the builder himself. Having the experience and talent to combine aesthetics with functionality and durability is my greatest ability. Not only will you perceive quality but you can expect it. Many of my clients prefer to order the parts themselves from a BOM (Bill of Material) but that’s entirely up to you.

Components are laid out to maximize available space without compromising logical flow or ease of component replacement. Wire channels are utilized extensively to make wiring easy. Tie wraps are used for wire support only and not for bundling. The big advantage here is future design alterations will not turn your neat control enclosure into a rat’s nest. All devices are labeled on the panel’s surface, not on the device or channel themselves. In this way identification is never lost. All wires except for some instances of power wires are terminalized, normally at the bottom of the panel. When space would make interconnection difficult, the terminals are mounted atop of angled standoffs. The wiring itself is held in strict observance of the NEC (National Electrical Code).

"Proven Design - Making it right the first time."